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Wayne Dalton Quantum Garage Door Opener Parts
We carry all available Wayne Dalton Quantum garage door opener parts including remote controls, wireless keypads, wall stations, safety sensors, and control boards. Quantum openers use either 303 MHz or 372 MHz frequency, so it’s important to identify your model or frequency before ordering replacement parts.
How to identify the right Quantum parts:
- Check the model/series number on the sticker located on the back of your opener’s power head (examples: Quantum 3212, 3312, 3414, etc.).
- Look for the frequency label on your remote control.
Quantum 303 MHz models: 3211, 3212, 3213, 3312, 3313, 3412, 3413, and similar.
Accessories: Wayne Dalton 303 MHz Remote Control, Wireless Keyless Entry Keypad (303 MHz), Control Board 306132, Infrared Safety Beam Sensors, Wired Deluxe Wall Station, Light Socket
Quantum 372 MHz models: 3214, 3314, 3316, 3414, and similar.
Accessories: Wayne Dalton Remote Control Transmitter (372 MHz), KEP4 Wireless Keypad (372 MHz), Wired Deluxe Wall Station (372 MHz), Control Board 306132, Infrared Safety Beam Sensors, Light Socket.
FAQs – Wayne Dalton Quantum Parts
How do I know if my Quantum opener uses 303 MHz or 372 MHz?
Check your remote or opener sticker. 303 MHz models include 3212/3312/3412, while 372 MHz models include 3214/3314/3414. See compatibility tab on the product page for confirmation.
Which keypad works with my Quantum opener?
For 303 MHz models, use the Wayne Dalton Wireless Keyless Entry Keypad (303 MHz). For 372 MHz models, use the Wayne Dalton KEP4 Wireless Keypad.
Are control boards for Quantum models still available?
Yes. The Wayne Dalton Control Board 306132 supports both 303 MHz and 372 MHz Quantum models.
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